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Ubuntu Podcast Episode #16

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Ubuntu Podcast; By Nick Ali
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Ubuntu Podcast Episode #16 has been released. The podcast covers an upcoming interview with Jorge Castro (External Project Developer Relations for Ubuntu), Global Bug Jam, new notifications feature in Ubuntu 9.04, Ubuntu local communities on television, and much more.

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Comments (8)

Never realized Ubuntu was so advanced you could record a video showing an "upcoming" interview with someone.

:)
Is there anything Ubuntu can't do?
Ship w/o bugs ...

you asked :)
ms made billions maybe jillions with its bugs. Its a business model.
Colonel, you are right on. An entire industry sprang up around Windows' defects, and they aren't going to go down quietly. Billions of dollars of revenues depend on Windows continuing to be a porous piece of poo, and all the anti-virus anti-malware etc. products also being shoddy and marginally effective. Some bigshot business school like Wharton or Harvard should do a deep study of how all these mega-profits are entirely dependent on cr@pware.

Not sure how Ubuntu would profit in the same way, unless familiarity is more important to migrating Windows users than quality.
I hope they eventually got to something useful. I gave up after 7.5 minutes of divel.
https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2

out of the box Ubuntu 8.10 out of the box Linksys router (only set wep)

Now if I could only block the voices pinging my braaiiiinnnnnn.
Quoting:..a porous piece of poo..


You are so awesome Carla..

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